We had some fun here last year with humorous insurance commercials. Maybe we should start a category for head-scratching commercials produced for insurance companies.
A definition used for the word irony is: Language device in which the real intent is concealed or contradicted by the literal meaning of words or a situation.
I think that perfectly describes the current GEICO commercial plugging their motorcycle insurance. Now don't get me wrong, motorcycle insurance is an important and valuable offering. In this ad, a motorcyclist is shown riding down the road with what looks to be a suit made of money; dollar bills are flying off the rider.
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